Want to learn Microsoft Power Apps? Check out all these practical Power Apps tutorials with real examples.
While working with Power Apps, you might face an error that says: “this formula uses scope which is not supported for evaluation”. I recently encountered this error while working with the Switch function in Power Apps. The complete error comes as: the formula uses scope, which is not presently supported for evaluation. You can see … Read more >>
When I build business apps in Power Apps, I often run into situations where the app needs to behave differently depending on a value selected by the user. For example, imagine you are building a ticket management system for an IT helpdesk. Each ticket has a status such as: Now, depending on the status, the … Read more >>
When building apps in Power Apps, you often need a way to temporarily store data while the user interacts with the application. For example, imagine a scenario where users select multiple items from a gallery, add products to a cart, or store form inputs before saving them to a SharePoint list or another data source. … Read more >>
When building business applications using Power Apps, many organizations want their apps to do more than just collect data. For example, imagine an employee submitting a leave request or a manager approving a task. In these situations, users often expect an automatic email notification so that the next person in the process is informed immediately. … Read more >>
Look, I get it. You’re building a Power App and need to combine some text. Maybe it’s a first name and a last name. Maybe it’s building an email address. Or perhaps you’re creating a custom message that pulls in data from different columns. Whatever it is, you need to concatenate strings in Power Apps. … Read more >>
When building business applications in Power Apps, one of the most common requirements is allowing users to select or confirm options. This might seem simple, but in real-world apps, the logic around selections can become quite complex. Think about scenarios like: In all these situations, the Checkbox control becomes extremely useful. Microsoft recently introduced Modern … Read more >>
If you’ve spent any time building Power Apps, you’ve probably run into situations where the default form controls just don’t cut it. You need to save data programmatically — maybe based on a button click, a condition, or across multiple screens. That’s exactly where the Patch function comes in, and once you understand it, you’ll use it … Read more >>
When I first started building business applications in Power Apps, one challenge kept coming up: creating dynamic lists of numbers without storing them anywhere. One example is to generate numbers 1–10 for ratings. Traditionally, developers solved these problems by storing numbers in SharePoint lists or collections. But Power Apps gives us something much more efficient: the … Read more >>
When building apps in Power Apps, one thing comes up again and again: users need to select a date and time. Think about common business scenarios: In most of these situations, capturing just the date is not enough. We usually need the exact time as well. Power Apps provides a Modern Date Picker control, which … Read more >>
If you’ve ever built a Power Apps canvas app and wondered how to control what your dropdown shows based on what a user clicks — you’re in the right place. I’ve been building Power Apps solutions for clients and training batches for years, and one of the most common questions I keep getting is: “How do … Read more >>
